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A merry heart doeth good like medicine; but a broken spirit drieth the bones. Proverbs 17:22 Welcome, friends, to The Mystery of Irma Vep, A Penny Dreadful. Here, for your approval, we bring to the Crossley Theatre the dramatic artistry of eight performers. Huh? What’s that? Only two of them WHAT IS ACTORS CO-OP? showed up today? Oh. Ladies and gentlemen, for your approval, we bring to the Crossley Our history . . . Actors Co-op began on January 8, 1987, when a Theatre the dramatic artistry of two performers. But they’re really good dozen veteran actors gathered on the grounds of the First Presbyterian ones, especially if they can pull off the portrayal of all eight characters. Church of Hollywood to create a place for professional, personal and spiritual support. It is the first Christian-based professional theatre No, this is just what playwright Charles Ludlam intended: a story that company in the United States. The Crossley Theatre opened in April of wants to scare the bejabbers out of you or fracture you with laughter. 1989 and the David Schall Theatre (previously named Crossley Terrace Either way, split sides may ensue as we discover two actors in about three Theatre) in March of 1995. dozen costumes pondering the passing of Irma Vep whose name spelled differently is vampire. Actors Co-op has a membership of more than fifty actors and associ- ate artists, and is dedicated to Christ and excellence in theatre. Actors We’re so glad you’re here for the first production of the 28th season of Co-op has received more than 100 awards, including the Hollywood Actors Co-op. 28 years! That’s an accomplishment in and of itself, but Arts Council’s Charlie Award for Excellence in Theatre Arts and the our greatest joy is having you in the audience, whether this is your first Margaret Harford Award for Sustained Achievement from the Los Co-op experience, or whether you’re one of our many loyal patrons Angeles Drama Critics Circle. who’ve filled our hearts with your attendance over the years. And we thank you for that! Our mission . . . Actors Co-op is a company of Christian actors driven Ask our House Manager for a season brochure, and check out what’s by passion for the Lord Jesus Christ. We are dedicated to pursuing ahead; we love to sign you up the for the season! We’ll also apply the the highest standards of theatrical excellence and to building up our price of today’s show to your season subscription. It’s a great deal. members spiritually, personally and professionally in order to be an outreach of Christ’s hope. Again, welcome! We are immensely grateful to you for making Actors Co-op YOUR theatre company. Sincerely, Actors Co-op Executive Committee Eva Abramian, Lori Berg, Gary Clemmer, Mac Heald, Vito Viscuso

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ACTORS CO-OP STORY: GUEST ARTISTS WE INTERVIEWED THE STARS OF IRMA VEP AND WANTED TO SHARE THEIR CO-OP STORY AS SOME OF OUR FAVORITE GUEST ARTISTS!

Q. HOW MANY SHOWS/WHAT SHOWS to that character. It would stay on for a minute or HAVE YOU WORKED ON AT ACTORS two and then one side would slowly begin to wilt CO-OP? off my face. Every head turn would cause it to slide more and as a result, that mustache became Issac: The Mystery of Irma Vep is the fifth show more of the character than I did! I’ve appeared in with the Actors Co-op. Dr. Jekyl & Mr. Hyde was the first show I worked John: Any favorite memories of mine would with on followed by The Mystery of Edwin Drood, have to start with performing alongside Bruce (in alphabetical order) Around the World in 80 Days, and The Turn of Ladd. Once as his nemesis and once as his JOHN ALLEE*, ISAAC WADE the Screw. amanuensis. Greg Martin was the best audience a fellow cast member could want. And the best John: Irma Vep is my fourth show with the scene partner I never had was Treva Tegtmeier Scenic Designer Lighting Designer Costume, Hair & Makeup Designer (we were in 2 productions together and our Co-op! I’ve done mostly plays with “man” in JESSA ORR MARTHA CARTER VICKI CONRAD the title - The Man Who Came to Dinner, Man characters never spoke a word to one another). for All Seasons, or written by a Kauf-”man” - 33 Also, I got to watch Nan McNamara fall apart in Variations, The Man Who Came to Dinner. There 33 Variations every night from the wings, and I’ll Scenic Designer Dialect Coach Property Designer may or may not be a wolf-man in Irma Vep, so be damned if I didn’t cry every time. GREG MCGOON JACK WALLACE LORI BERG maybe I’ll keep my streak going. Q: WHAT IS IT ABOUT THE CO-OP THAT Q. ANY FAVORITE MEMORIES/ YOU APPRECIATE OR FIND DIFFERENT Sound Designer Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager MOMENTS/FUNNY STORIES YOU HAVE ABOUT WORKING WITH US? WHAT DAVID B. MARLING ERIC M. WHITE MIA COTTON ABOUT WORKING WITH US? DOES WORKING FOR THE CO-OP MEAN TO YOU? Assistant Stage Manager Isaac: I think one of the most interesting things EMBER EVERTT is that all five shows I’ve worked on with the Isaac: The thing I most appreciate about Actors Co-op is that each one has required the Actors Co-op is that everyone I’ve ever us all to play multiple characters and each worked with....actors, directors, stage managers, show has been increasingly more challenging producers, designers....every single person I’ve in that regard either in terms of the number of ever worked with here has been so incredibly characters or the physical demands of the play. supportive. The sense of unity and of banding OCTOBER 4 - NOVEMBER 10, 2019 In terms of those demands one of the funniest together to accomplish the same goal is so deep or most ridiculous for me was the fake mustache in the bloodstream at the Co-op and it makes I had to contend with in Around the World in every single rehearsal and performance not just PRODUCTION SPONSOR 80 Days. I always preemptively apologize to an enjoyable experience but a joy to be a part of. Gerrie Maloof & Anonymous all costume designers because in a particularly I am so grateful for every experience I’ve had physical show (much like this one!) I sweat here! profusely! And during Around the World in 80 *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. Days I had to wear a giant Hercule Poirot-esque John: I appreciate the artistic integrity, the mustache for one of the characters, but had to community spirit, the support, the sense of remove it to play another one. It was attached coming together to build something that’s bigger with spirit gum, but unfortunately, my face than any one of us. Also, the parking. Great Actors Co-op is a member of LA Stage Alliance. parking. was so wet from the profuse sweating that in it The Mystery of Irma Vep - A Penny Dreadful” is presented by special arrangement wouldn’t stay on my face when I switched back with Samuel French, Inc., a Concord Theatricals www.actorsco-op.org • (323) 462-8460 WHO’S WHO? FROM THE DIRECTOR... The Mystery of Irma Vep is a comedic play that was written and performed by the playwright Charles Ludlam in 1984...Not quite right. Starting over. The Mystery of Irma Vep is a farce that was written and performed by the comedically (comically?) playful playwright Charles Ludlam in 1984. Not the novel 1984 by George Orwell but the year 1984 by the calendar Gregorian. Let’s try this again! Charles Ludlam, a playful playwright, wrote and performed this ridiculous romp, The Mystery of Irma Vep in no matter the year, the year of written-ness is moot. This play takes place in Victorian England. Not 1984. Not 2019. Irma Vep takes place in Victorian England, written in John Allee* Isaac Wade 1984, performed by us in 2019. Irma Vep is vampire anagrammatized. CAST (in alphabetical order) If you are exhausted by the above just imagine how dizzy our actors and production JOHN ALLEE*...... Lord Edgar/Jane Twisden/Intruder team have been feeling over the past few weeks of rehearsals. I think the hardest thing ISAAC WADE...... Lady Enid/Nicodemus/Alcazar/Pev Amri about directing farce is staying ahead of the audience. You thought we were going left but now we’re going right! Also hard to make sure the actors don’t hurt their knees and LOCATION elbows when going left AND right. All actors The action of the play takes place in the Library drawing room of “Mandacrest” should wear protective gear at all times to cover the Hillcrest Estate near Hampstead Heath in England, all their joints. Our actors are doing it. You just between the wars; and various places in Egypt. won’t see it cause they probably aren’t actually. ACT I - Mandacrest, on the Moors We hope to do Charles Ludlam and his play 10 minute intermission proud. He once wrote in his Ridiculous Theatre Company’s Manifesto, “This is farce, not Sunday ACT II - Various places in Egypt School.” Please keep this in mind as you watch ACT III- Mandacrest our campy celebration of B Horror films of the 30’s, Hitchcock’s Rebecca, Wuthering Heights and more! The devil’s in the details. But so are vampires, mummies, and werewolves. JOHN ALLEE* (Jane, Lord Edgar, Intruder) recording artist. His latest album is Bardfly, Previously at Actors Co-op: A Man for All jazz interpretations of songs from Shakespeare. Seasons, The Man Who Came to Dinner, 33 johnallee.com Variations (Ovation Award nominee - Best Ensemble, Ovation Award - Best Production). ISAAC WADE (Lady Enid, Nicodemus, Alcazar, CARLA CACKOWSKI John is an ensemble member of The Antaeus Pev Amri) Previously at Actors Co-op: Dr. Jekyll Director, The Mystery of Irma Vep - A Penny Dreadful Company where he has appeared in The Cripple & Mr. Hyde, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, of Inishmaan, Cloud 9 (LADCC Awards for Best Around the World in 80 Days, and The Turn of Production, Best Ensemble), Uncle Vanya, The the Screw. He also appeared with the Los Angeles Crucible, You Can’t Take It with You, Peace in Theatre Ensemble in I, Gelosi, Quixotic, Adeline’s Our Time (Ovation Award for Best Production), Play, The Heretic Mysteries, Trog & Clay: An The Malcontent, and numerous public readings. Imagined History of the Electric Chair, and Other stage highlights: Much Ado About Nothing Group: A Musical. He also appeared in cARTel’s ACTORS CO-OP WOULD LIKE TO THANK . . . (Kingsmen Shakespeare Co), Little Shop of production of Amongst the Trees. He can also be First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, Claire Adams, Amy Downing Horrors (Arizona Theatre Company), Assassins heard in several radio plays with Tsunami Radio Theater. More info at www.isaacwade.com A REMINDER TO PLEASE SILENCE ALL ELECTRONIC DEVICES. (Los Angeles Theatre Center), Alone Together The videotaping or other video or audio recording of this (Pasadena Playhouse), A Midsummer Night’s production is strictly prohibited. Dream (LA Opera, San Francisco Opera, and CHARLES LUDLAM (Playwright) Ludlam was Houston Grand Opera), One Thousand Cranes born in Floral Park, New York, and was raised in *Member of Actors’ Equity Association, The Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States. (Mark Taper Forum), Chaplin (Pre-Broadway/ Greenlawn, New York. He attended Harborfields Dorothy Chandler Pavilion). Recent TV/Film: High School and performed in plays with Recurring role of Pasha on Flesh and Bone the Township Theater Group, a community (Starz), The 5th Quarter, Sounds of Silence. John theatre in Huntington. During his senior year is also an award-winning singer-songwriter and of high school, Ludlam directed, produced, and www.actorsco-op.org • (323) 462-8460 performed plays with a group of friends, students at Kickstand Comedy, a non-profit theatre that EMBER EVERETT (Assistant Stage Manager) GREG McGOON (Scenic Design) originally from from Huntington, Northport, Greenlawn, and seeks to serve the needs of the community, is excessively pleased to be a part of The Actors L.A. He spent nine years living in NY where Centerport. Their “Students Repertory Theatre,” providing programming and educational Co-op production of The Mystery of Irma Vep. he worked doing a variety of scenic projects housed in the loft studio beneath the Posey outreach that helps people laugh, connect, and She has been a dresser, costumer, and various for theatre,TV/film, commercial and events. School of Dance on Main Street in Northport, thrive together. www.carlacackowski.com backstage crew for several projects around LA Now primarily based in L.A., he does freelance seated an audience of 25, and was sold out for and across the US. You may have spotted her scenic work, including Disney premieres. He is every performance. Their repertoire included MARTHA CARTER (Lighting Design) Martha costuming work most recently at the Hollywood a children’s book author and screenplay writer. Kan Kikuchi’s Madman on the Roof; Theatre Carter is a lighting designer based out of Los Fringe Festival in Public Domain: The Musical and www.gregmcgoon.com of the Soul; a readers’ theatre adaptation of Angeles. She is the Head of Design and an The London Rose, where she earned high praise for Edgar Lee Masters’ Spoon River Anthology; and Assistant Professor at Cal State Long Beach and her creativity and budgetary finesse. She wishes JESSA ORR (Scenic Design) is a designer and plays by and Eugene O’Neill. enjoys collaborating with ensemble companies “break legs” to the cast and a “stay sane” to the artist for numerous companies, universities and Ludlam joined John Vaccaro’s Play-House of the to create new work that insights positive change crew. theatres across California, including Walt Disney Ridiculous, and founded his own Ridiculous within communities. She was nominated for an Special Events, Walt Disney Archives, Disneyland, Theatrical Company in 1967. His first plays were Ovation award for Burners, a new play produced NORA FELDMAN (Publicist) is on staff at Pfinix Creative Group, and Popcornopolis. This is rudimentary exercises; starting with Bluebeard. by Moving Arts. Some of her recent credits Actors Co-op Theatre Company, The Group Rep, Jessa’s first production with Actors Co-op. He began writing more structured plays, which include: Shooting Star (Theater Planners), and The Whitefire Theatre. She has publicized were often pastiches of gothic novels; works Driving Ms. Daisy (The Laguna Playhouse), numerous theatre productions and events such SELAH VICTOR* (Production Manager) is proud by Federico Garcia Lorca, Shakespeare, and A Little Night Music (Madison Opera), The as World Championships of the Performing Arts to be serving as Production Manager and is a ; and popular culture and old Penal Colony (Long Beach Opera), Cinderella and Experience NoHo. Nora has also served veteran member of Actors Co-op, onstage in many movies. These works were humorous but had (Long Beach Ballet), Famous at (The 11:11), as producer of the theatre component for the shows including Lucky Stiff, The Mystery of Edwin serious undertones. Ludlam’s Bluebeard was Peter Pan, and Evita in Panama City, Panama. NoHo Theatre & Arts Festival, NoHo Scene, and Drood, Lend Me a Tenor, The World Goes ‘Round, produced at La MaMa Experimental Theatre www.marthacarterdesigns.com Experience NoHo. Nora is married to actor Steve Merrily We Roll Along. As a producer, Selah was Club, where Vaccaro’s company was in residence, Peterson. at the helm of The Last Five Years, Pride and in March 1970. Ludlam performed in this VICKI CONRAD (Costume Designer) just Prejudice, Ah, Wilderness!, The Miracle Worker, production as Khanazar von Bluebeard. Black- remounted Theatre of Note’s For The Love Of CARLY LOPEZ (Producer) is thrilled to be and Miss Vulcan. Selah also co-produced her Eyed-Susan, , and Mario Montez (Or the Roller Derby Play) to kick off CTG’s producing her third mainstage production at first feature film starring Sharon Stone and Tony also performed in this production. His most Block Party at the Kirk Douglas Theatre. She Actors Co-op! Previously, Carly produced A Man Goldwyn, All I Wish, which sold to Universal and well-known play is The Mystery of Irma Vep, in received the Ovation Award for Best Costume for All Seasons and The Christians. When not is available everywhere. www.selahvictor.com which two actors play seven roles in a pastiche of Design for The Mystery of Edwin Drood and producing at Actors Co-op, Carly is an actor and gothic horror novels. In 1991, Irma Vep was the nominations for 33 Variations (Best Play, active member of Actors Co-op. Recent theatre JACK WALLACE (Dialect Coach) is a dialect most produced play in the United States; and in Ovation Award), The Imaginary Invalid, The credits include Harriet in Jane Austen’s Emma, coach from England with a private practice 2003, it became the longest-running production Learned Ladies (LA Weekly Award), and Big Sally in You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown, Phebe specializing in helping professional actors to ever staged in Brazil. River. Favorite credits include Bad Jews (The in As You Like It, and Ophelia in . You can develop idiolects (specific people’s voices) for Odyssey), Under Milkwood and Samsara also find her project managing children’s parties, their characters. He is thrilled to be working LORI BERG (Property Design) directed Collected (Couerage), 8:03, and Yarn (Scherzo). Her events, and theatre camps. Education/Training: with the talented actors on this project. He has Stories, a Co-op Too! 2019 production. Prior Asterion costumes for Ghost Road Theatre Alex D’Lerma & James Eckhouse (on-camera), worked with Netflix, Vh1, Buzzfeed, Lifetime, to that she portrayed Clairee in the Co-op traveled to Poland’s Gratowski Institute and her Celeste Pechous (improv), BA in Musical Theatre Entertainment Tonight!, and Insider. His recent production of Steel Magnolias. She has propped custom designs/creations were in the Project from Palm Beach Atlantic University. theatre credits include: Body/Courage (Rivendell and staged scores of shows on our boards. She Runway Season 15 commercial. She created Theatre), Twilight Los Angeles (The Other Theatre proudly serves as a Board member of her theatre the doll wardrobe for the 90210 Remount DAVID B. MARLING (Sound Design) has added Company), and Porcelain (Greenhouse Theatre). home and teaches performance all over Greater Commercial which is currently on display in the his sound character in many live productions and www.AccentCoachJack.com | @accentcoachjack L A. She designs and produces art for several Fox lobby. Grateful thanks to the Co-op team. independent films over the past 29 years. Dave boutique venues. vickiconraddesign.com is happy to be back at Actors Co-op working ERIC M. WHITE (Stage Manager) is thrilled on Irma Vep. He has received over 30 Ovation to return for his third show with Actors Co-op. CARLA CACKOWSKI (Director) is delighted MIA COTTON (Assistant Stage Manager) is a nominations with three wins: Napoli Milionaria, Previous credits: Anna Karenina, A Man for All to be making her Actors Co-op debut with graduate of AMDA’s Musical Theatre program. The Woman in Black and Joe Turner’s Come and Seasons (Actors Co-op), Bright Star (College of the this wonderfully ridiculous play. Recent credits From a young age, she has been involved in Gone. Last season Actors Co-op received the Canyons), The Unquenchable Flame (Manhattan include directing shows at The Second City (LA), every part of the arts—from performing, to Ovation’s Best Production for 33 Variations. The Beach Studios), Assassins, Don Giovanni, The Curious Comedy Theater (Portland, OR), and writing, to producing. She recently produced a Beverly Hills/Hollywood NAACP has nominated Lion King, Around the World in 80 Days, Great Stephnie Weir’s one woman show, Vanona Ray run of an original musical, The London Rose, for him six times with three wins. Joe Turner’s Come Expectations, Pinter x2, Idiot’s Delight, Arcadia at the Comedy Central Stage. She regularly tours Hollywood Fringe Festival. Sometimes, people and Gone, Gem of the Ocean and Transistion. He (CSUN). Other: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are around the world performing comedic improv would call her indecisive. Sometimes she agrees. is also a University Professor of Theater Sound. Dead (A Noise Within-Deck Crew). As a director: with her two person show Orange Tuxedo. Recent Mia is excited to be part of the crew for The [email protected] Angels in America Part 1 (CSUN), Pagliaccis, tours include the Copenhagen International Mystery of Irma Vep, and hopes everyone enjoys Fresh Meat (Hollywood Fringe Festival). Eric Improv Festival, the Vancouver International the show! is also the Program Director for the Teenage Improv Fest, and the Warsaw Improv Festival. Drama Workshop at CSUN. Education: Theatre Carla proudly serves on the Board of Directors BA California State University, Northridge.

www.actorsco-op.org • (323) 462-8460 www.actorsco-op.org • (323) 462-8460 A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO MEMBERS OF THE ACTORS CO-OP THEATRE GUILD ANGEL’S CIRCLE Gerrie Maloof , Anonymous via Saint Paul Trust PRODUCER’S CIRCLE Actors Co-op would like to thank our Theatre Guild for their continuous and generous support. Christie & Robert Martin, Anonymous If Actors Co-op has touched your life help us GET THIS SHOW ON THE ROAD by gifting us with DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE a donation today! Gifts to our Theatre Guild are 100% tax deductible and you will receive exclusive donor benefits for a year. If you would like to increase your annual giving, and experience a higher The Caplin Foundation, Townsend Coleman, Amy & Mike Downing, level of benefits in 2019-2020, please consider making a recurring donation to split your gift to Deborah & Bob Marlowe, Greg Martin, Marla & Russell Patterson monthly payments. A monthly donation of $100 makes you a member of our Director’s Circle! PLAYWRIGHT’S CIRCLE Kay Bess, Heather & Kevin Chesley, Linda Holst, Timothy Klassen, Patrice & Daniel Maljanian, SUPPORT AT THE PARTNER’S LEVEL One-time gift: $100 | Monthly gift: $10 Eric & Joanne Weidman, John Wendland and Jill Felzan, Jonathan Zager You will be recognized in the 2019-2020 season playbills! ACTOR’S CIRCLE Vinnie Armstrong, Anne & Pastor Dan Baumgartner, Bonnie J. Hellman Brown, Francesca Casale, SUPPORT AT THE ACTOR’S LEVEL Barbara & Stan Cole, Karen & Jim Covell, Barbara Hardesty, Maurice Heald, Mark & Jaci Hugen, One-time gift: $250 | Monthly gift: $25 Sondra Katz, Ruth & Keith Kawamoto, Lori & Norm Kredit, Joan Lane, Sau-Wa Leong, You will receive advanced notification of the Actors Co-op Selah Victor & Anthony Muscio, Carol & Robert Nace, Kay Rustand, Donna Ryan, Joyce Skinner, upcoming season as well as the Partner’s Level benefits. Treva Tegtmeier & Vahe Maybalian, Brian & Sharon H. Tyler

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FRONT OF HOUSE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF House Manager/Refreshments...... The Membership of Actors Co-op HOLLYWOOD ACTORS CO-OP BOARD Eva Abramian, Lori Berg, Vito Viscuso Congratulations, Actors Co-op, on the occasion of your 28th Anniversary Season! EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE We’re glad to be your home and Eva Abramian, Lori Berg, Gary Clemmer, Mac Heald, Vito Viscuso to have you as part of our ministry community.

Theatre patrons! Now that you’ve seen the play, ACTORS CO-OP MEMBERSHIP come back and enjoy our Sunday worship. Eva Abramian Heather Chesley Crystal Jackson Diane Sainte-Marie You’re always welcome! Kyle Anderson Gary Clemmer Rodrick-Jean Charles Kevin Shewey David Atkinson Townsend Coleman Bruce Ladd Jack Tavcar Tara Battani Avrielle Corti Carly Lopez Treva Tegtmeier Sunday Worship Ivy Beech Phil Crowley Natalie Hope-MacMillan Anna Telfar Lori Berg Kane Filbeck Greg Martin Lauren Thompson 8:30am Contemplative Kay Bess Elsa Gay Jeff McGrail Susanna Vaughan 11:00am Worship Together Garrett Botts Matthew Gilmore Nan McNamara Selah Victor (childcare available for both services) Francesca Casale Brian Habicht Heidi Palomino Vito Viscuso Thomas Chavira Tim Hodgin Rory Patterson Kimi Walker Sunday School Children’s Choirs and Sunday School – 9:15am Youth Group – 9:30am Adult Sunday School – 9:30am

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